#memorability — Public Fediverse posts

Just joined Brenda Benham's online session on pitching for funding and it reignited my passion for crafting engaging #presentations grounded in the #BrainScience of making information stick i.e. #memorability

My journey in #storytelling is evolving, fueled by my deep interest in #PositivePsychology and #ContentDesign as a Learning Experience Designer. Whether it's solo podcasting or thinking about future media appearances (cozy, focused chats are still my preference), my foundation is solid thanks to BCIT's #PublicSpeaking course.

It's still wild to think that most people fear public speaking more than death. This was shared by the instructor and I keep hearing it from other public speakers I've met.

My key takeaway? Completing a course is just the beginning. Real growth / confidence happen when you consistently apply those skills. Keep practicing, keep experimenting, and those "aha!" moments will keep coming. It's leveling up your personal and professional growth!

How do we process images with high vs low #memorability? @Blahner @Yalda_Mhz &co show that only images with high memorability scores undergo extended processing late in time throughout the ventral visual stream, including early #VisualCortex #PLOSBiology https://plos.io/4cDqn8u

@matthew_d_green

#Strength #Memorability, and #Usability
Three things underlying in #ManuelBlum original proposal going beyond just using memorized #passwords #passphrases

video
“USENIX Enigma 2017 — Human Computation with an Application to Passwords”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8mAX6-spXY

paper
”The Complexity of Human Computation: A Concrete Model with an Application to Passwords“
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318223424_The_Complexity_of_Human_Computation_A_Concrete_Model_with_an_Application_to_Passwords